this is clare speaking, commissioner breslin. i'm just going to send in a few corrections from the minutes on may 14 and may 28. they're just small corrections on names and a couple of typos. >> president breslin: anybody else? >> vice president follansbee: president breslin, this is commissioner follansbee. i submitted a few corrections to the meeting minutes of may 28. i don't know if you have them in front of you. i have my own original copy -- there it is, so those are the suggested modifications, one of which is just a typo, and the other is some -- a couple of them are just adding what i heard as recommendation -- from the kaiser representative and then some explanation for what i was saying under the -- on page 32, 33 of the kaiser presentation. >> president breslin: okay. thank you. so i will need a motion to -- to -- jutorey d. sco >> this is commissioner scott. i move all four sets of minutes be approved with the edits and corrections that have been highlighted. >> commissioner zvanski: second. this is clare. >> preside

focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power live with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways. a struggle. well there are all lost money must put their wish they knew and they want to know personally. when you stop on the cards. with others was stalled almost kick me i'm on my chest think it looks awfully new it will be. a lot of dollars more than the city of the capacitor. 'd principia. by the warden. thought of by you will sell more one. dealer more skills that must be almost a try you will stumble. on couple of numbskulls austin's governors in those days. when the market for its course traded just such a. course. covering the trial it was still kurdish digital secure. it with medallion for the models in the world for building should suit only just

this is clare speaking, commissioner breslin.t going to send in a few corrections from the minutes on may 14 and may 28. they're just small corrections on names and a couple of typos. >> president breslin: anybody else? >> vice president follansbee: president breslin, this is commissioner follansbee. i submitted a few corrections to the meeting minutes of may 28. i don't know if you have them in front of you. i have my own original copy -- there it is, so those are the suggested modifications, one of which is just a typo, and the other is some -- a couple of them are just adding what i heard as recommendation -- from the kaiser representative and then some explanation for what i was saying under the -- on page 32, 33 of the kaiser presentation. >> president breslin: okay. thank you. so i will need a motion to -- to -- jutorey d. sco >> this is commissioner scott. i move all four sets of minutes be approved with the edits and corrections that have been highlighted. >> commissioner zvanski: second. this is clare. >> president bresl

this is clare speaking, commissioner breslin.i'm just going to send in a few corrections from the minutes on may 14 and may 28. they're just small corrections on names and a couple of typos. >> president breslin: anybody else? >> vice president follansbee: president breslin, this is commissioner follansbee. i submitted a few corrections to the meeting minutes of may 28. i don't know if you have them in front of you. i have my own original copy -- there it is, so those are the suggested modifications, one of which is just a typo, and the other is some -- a couple of them are just adding what i heard as recommendation -- from the kaiser representative and then some explanation for what i was saying under the -- on page 32, 33 of the kaiser presentation. >> president breslin: okay. thank you. so i will need a motion to -- to -- jutorey d. sco >> this is commissioner scott. i move all four sets of minutes be approved with the edits and corrections that have been highlighted. >> commissioner zvanski: second. this is clare. >> presiden

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clare was using her cell phone to record police activity. >> so i was videoing that and then all of a sudden, you know, we started hearing the cries is for help. >> a man named eric and his pit bull rushed over the help the other resident. >> he was having a hard time keeping him under control with the handgun pointed at him. >> immediately he realized the man pinned to the ground was the suspect, wanted for killing 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzweller and injuring others. >> we are holding him on the ground here. >> they say actions by the residents are reflective of the tight knit community. >> in a way, it did not surprise me, that is exact many how people around here would respond. >> residents saturday held him until deputies arrived and placed him under arrest. he will be arraigned 1:30 friday afternoon. abc7 news. >> in the south bay, the san jose police department is making significant changes. the chief announced that the department now expressly forbids officers to kneel on somebody's neck. this is part of the department's prohibition on choke holds and they are required to

shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power live with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle on o.t. . god no no crow. no shots no. action. no purpose to a. point your thirst for action. but imagine. here we're going on the ground as the u.k. and the u.s. 2 countries seemingly sparing no expense to fight the pandemic despite having some of the highest recorded coronavirus death rates in the world and 2nd round of trade talks while the u.k.'s deadline to form a trade deal with the e.u. edges ever closer coming up on the show is near liberalism and capitalist economics responsible for spawning deadly pandemics we'll ask the author of big farms make big flu rob wallace and in a country

i can say personally they worked with clare over a decade ago now, maybe -- at any rate when she was an intern and i i attended the people's clinic, she has political acumen that helps her to be a better administrator. and i always learned as much frer

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clare was using her cell phone to record police activity. >> so i was videoing that and then all of a sudden, you know, we started hearing the cries is for help. >> a man named eric and his pit bull rushed over the help the other resident. >> he was having a hard time keeping him under control with the handgun pointed at him. >> immediately he realized the man pinned to the ground was the suspect, wanted for killing 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzweller and injur holding hi ground here. >> they say actions by the residents are reflective of the tight knit community. >> in a way, it did not surprise me, that is exact many how people around here would respond. >> residents saturday held him until deputies arrived and placed him under arrest. he will be arraigned 1:30 friday afternoon. abc7 news. >> in the south bay, the san jose police department is making significant changes. the chief announced that the department now expressly forbids officers to kneel on somebody's neck. this is part of the department's prohibition on choke holds and they are required to report and step? on excessiv

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business h step black entrepreneurs in america can be faced with more obstacles than whites to succeed clare sebastian talks to some of those business owners to find out more about their experience. >>in 2016 and e-commerce startup set out to fill a gap in the market, the brings hard to find african and caribbean groceries to immigrant communities need close to the hearts of nigerian american found is that the piercing beep you about the job was so impressive we spoke with its a good meeting with us. >>astros receive that money. and i was like whoa that that happened for for my purpose of the meeting was over there in believe market it would be another 4 years in around $200,000 of their own money before boy they should be to and from the data. >>we accepted into several accelerated programs and gained some seed funding the now planning to expand beyond the hometown of chicago between 2013 2017 and the one percent of venture-backed found is in the u.s. were black according to a study by rate to my invested to come. it's a struggle diana virtus knows all too well. she started her boutique eve

arrested along highway 9 cell phone video of a citizen take down leading up to the arrest was captured by clare rick of all a lot of people are scared of taking things into their own hands. rick of all says the man holding down creo was almost carjacked but the man identified only as sam wrestled creo to the ground. rick a ball says laying not far from the tassel was an assault-style rifle. the police eventually came over and made the arrest creo was wanted in connection to a suspicious van the caller telling 911 saturday that guns and bomb making devices were inside deputies followed korea's van to his home where they were hit with bullets and explosives, 38 year-old sergeant damon got swell or was wounded and later died at the hospital. rick of all says the area is devastated my sincere condolences, i'm heartbroken. vigil this evening here in the town of ben loehmann just held a short while ago several people howling in a similar fashion that we've seen for essential workers during the covid-19 pandemic. >>it's still unclear what investigators have found a bomb at curry owes home they're stil

the coronavirus pandemic put love on hold for clare crawley after she was announced as the new bachelorettesome breaking bachelorette news that will have fans seeing roses coming up in our second hour. dan's got the dvr set. >> yes. >> ready to go. ready to binge. >> absolutely. i know my wife has it set. let's just say. just not to annoy the bosses that's all i'll say. >> every rose has its thorn. >> yes. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now, coronavirus surge. the u.s. seeing three straight days of record high totals. the daily number of confirmed infections reaching more than 45,000. two of the largest states, texas and florida, now reversing course and reinstating restrictions as critics say those states may have re-opened too fast. and europe saying it may not allow americans in because of the spike. >>> also right now, president trump has signed an executive order protecting american monuments, memorials and statues. the veterans memorial preservation act already gives the monuments protection but now the president is

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it was an unusual sights on the italian streets on thursday morning sharma clare took his car for a drive through maternelle over the team is based the dawn drive to the test track may well come up a few residents but at least he missed russia. i'd like to do that sometime later hersel thank you very much that is all for the news hour but i do have much more news for you right here on al-jazeera on the other side any other side of the breaks a keeper. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. the usa is always of in fact the people all right the world people pay attention to what goes on here and i do see it as very good at bringing the news to the world. when the covert 19 come down to kick iran. a filmmaker cut the drift from his crew began documenting life from the knock down a made on growing international sanctions. and intimate portrayal of is

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. >> that from their nancy unger assent to clare university professor in the c-span video library. i want to move beyond the rights in june in early july of 1969, and ask you mark stein what happened next, after the stonewall demonstrations. >> initially the existing gay rights organization in new york city the majesty society try to harness the energies, unleashed by the riots, and there were follow-up protests and demonstrations in grants village, and actually in queens new york, where public park had been the site of harassment by vigilantes of lgbt people. but very quickly became clear that the older home will file movement organizations were not going to be vehicles for the future, and so there emerged new organizations, the first major one in new york city was called the gay liberation front. there was also the queens liberation front, a little while later. radical lesbians formed. representing lesbian feminist politics. groups like third world gay revolution formed representing people of color. and the gay activists alliance in new york which was a little less radical than t

thank you jorge and clare for talking to us.jects across england, with an extra half a billion set aside to repair crumbling buildings. the prime minister has been visiting the construction site of a high school in west london, setting out more details about the scheme. we want to be spending a huge amount on schools, on 50 schools we are building or rebuilding with this initial £1 billion investment. but thatis initial £1 billion investment. but that is of course just part of a ten year project now to get our schools upgraded and our further education colleges. i think the point i would stress is it's notjust important to improve our schools but given where we are now in the economic cycle, given we are coming out of the medical covid crisis into the economic after—shocks, we want to be investing in staff that will drive jobs, drive high skilled, high—paying jobs and pensions. jobs, drive high skilled, high-paying jobs and pensions. on the schools, the national audit 0ffice the schools, the national audit office says it needs t

that report was filmed and edited by sean clare.of the mental health issue, the kind of problems that would have been triggered or exacerbated by lockdown. we are publishing today the results of a very large survey of round about 16,000 people, the vast majority of whom experience mental health problems at the moment. 0ver whom experience mental health problems at the moment. over two thirds of them have said that lockdown has made their mental health worse, and amongst particular groups, particularly people with conditions like eating disorders or obsessive—compulsive disorder, that number increases to round about three quarters of people. so there can be no doubt that lockdown has been incredibly difficult for people with existing mental health problems. and it has also put many people who may be previously didn't have mental health problems at greater risk of developing those issues. why? some of the basics of lockdown are not great for our mental health. the phrase itself isolation in and of itself is not good for our mental wel

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lockdown measures are being eased as we were hearing in that report joining us now from london is clare when an assistant professor of global. health policy at the l.s.e. school of economics and political science professor when i welcome to the news hour there is so much anxiety and confusion as well around the world about lockdowns and about easing lockdowns why is it our politicians aren't doing more to convince us that it's the best thing to do so i think of lots of things happening i think for example some governments are feeling under pressure to open up their economy perhaps sooner than that maybe are epidemiologically ready as in the case numbers are not low enough but i think because if you have global media access if you are someone that you can see in the world opening up that you also want to open up when you want to get back to work and get back to i mean there's also tensions in different places about who you know who's being provided with financial support during this knock down here is not and how that being a valid how that's affecting government decision making and you